TRITON Extreme
EasyStart
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Press the
SAMPLING START/STOP
key, speak to sample
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Press
SAMPLING
START/STOP
again to
stop sampling , and then press the “Create” button. The new sample will playback on key
F#2
– the
next available index.
Note
:
If you want to keep the samples you’ve just created, save them to media before turning off the power! See
the Operation Guide, page 117 for more information.
In-Track Sampling
The TRITON Extreme allows an external audio source (a guitar or mic for example) to be recorded
(sampled) at the same time during song playback, to create event data in an empty sequence track. For
the following, you can either utilize the microphone used in the previous sampling section, or use
another source such as a guitar (if a passive-type guitar is used, send it through a preamp or effect
processor first in order to sample at an appropriate level…
1.
Clear the Sample RAM, but
not
your Sequences: To do this, press the
SAMPLING
mode key, press the
upper-right
▼
popup and press “Delete MS”
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Check both boxes: “All Multisamples” and “Delete
samples Too?”
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Press “OK”.
2.
Press the
SEQ
mode key and select the song you created earlier, in the “Sequence mode” section of this
guide.
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Press the “Sampling” tab in the display. In “Sampling Setup”, set “Trigger” to “Threshold”.
3.
Press the upper-right
▼
popup and select “Auto Sampling Setup” from the menu
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Select “In-Track-
Sampling
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Set “Source Audio” to “Analog”
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Set “Mono-1” to “Stereo” (you will be sampling in stereo)
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Set “To:” to “Track 16” (or any empty track), and then leave “Program” set to “E000: New MS___”
(or any empty E-Bank “New MS___” Program). When sampling is complete, a new multisample will be
created, converted to a program and assigned to the track as a MIDI note for triggering the sample
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Press “OK”, and everything is set for In-Track Sampling…
4.
Speak into the mic (or play the guitar), and adjust the
REAR PANEL LEVEL
knob if the display
indicates “ADC OVERLOAD !!”
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Press the
SAMPLING REC
key
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Speak (or play) again, and if the
display indicates “CLIP!!”, use the
DIAL
to adjust the “Recording Level” slider in the display
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Press the
SAMPLING REC
key after you’ve finished making level adjustments.
5.
Press the
SAMPLING REC
key, and then the
SAMPLING START/STOP
key to enter record-standby
mode
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Press the
LOCATE
key to reset to the song beginning
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Press the
SEQUENCER START/STOP
key to begin song playback – sing, speak or play, and sampling will begin when the Threshold level is
exceeded. When you’re finished sampling, press the
SEQUENCER START/STOP
key.
6.
Press the
LOCATE
key to reset to the song beginning, and then press the
SEQUENCER START/STOP
key to hear the newly-sampled audio play back with the song!
Note
:
See the Operation Guide, page 60 for information on using the COMPARE function for In-Track
Sampling.
Resampling a song as a WAV file to CompactFlash
You can easily resample your songs with the TRITON Extreme, (sequence and all in-track samples) as
WAV files to a CompactFlash card, or via the USB A-port to an external drive. And with a USB CD-R/RW
drive, the WAV files you’ve re-sampled can be burned to an audio CD. For the following exercise, use
the song you’ve been working with in the previous In-Track Sampling section…
IMPORTANT!
Before you insert a CompactFlash card into the Extreme’s card slot…
STOP!!!
Make sure that the
Extreme is
OFF
before inserting or removing the card! You could damage the card contents, or the
TRITON Extreme if you insert or remove a card while the unit is on!
1.
Press the
SEQ
mode
key, and then
re-select
the song you created in the steps above (or load one of the
demo songs)
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Press the “Sampling” tab
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Press the upper-right popup and select “Auto Sampling Setup”
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Press the “2ch Mix to Media” radio button then press “OK”.
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